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+1 415-722-0615
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965 Natoma St, San Francisco, CA, 94103
b/t 10th St & 11th St
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0.2 miMarket St & Van Ness Ave
0.2 miMarket St & South Van Ness Ave
0.2 miVan Ness Muni
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Specialties
GardenArt group is an award winning landscape design firm based in the San Francisco bay area. To see some examples of their gardens featured in magazines and print please visit www.gardenartgroup.com Don’t forget to check out the awards section!
History
Established in 1970.
Chris Jacobson began creating gardens in the Bay Area in the early 1970’s while pursuing a career in the fine arts. He eventually fused the two pursuits into one concept, GardenArt. A fourth-generation California horticulturist, Chris has been one of the proponents of the New California Garden, an emerging movement that combines environmentalism, multi-culturalism and art. Chris is an advisory member of the board of The Mediterranean Garden Society. In 1994, Chris published A Different Shade of Green, a homeowner’s manual which sketched out the basic tenants of what is now the «Green Movement» in landscape architecture and garden design.
After more than thirty years of gardening in California, Chris brings a unique blend of adventurous design sensibility with nuts and bolts to the landscape design table. Be they formal outdoor rooms or natural open spaces, a GardenArt group project is an expression of a dynamic conceptual process that celebrates both the client and the site.
Meet the Business Owner
Chris J.
Business Owner
Chris Jacobson began creating gardens in the Bay Area in the early 1970’s while pursuing a career in the fine arts. He eventually fused the two pursuits into one concept, GardenArt group. A fourth-generation California horticulturist, Chris has been one of the proponents of the New California Garden, an emerging movement that combines environmentalism, multi-culturalism and art. Chris is an advisory member of the board of The Mediterranean Garden Society. In 1994, Chris published A Different Shade of Green, a homeowner’s manual which sketched out the basic tenants of what is now the «Green Movement» in landscape architecture and garden design.
After more than thirty years of gardening in California, Chris brings a unique blend of adventurous design sensibility with nuts and bolts to the landscape design table. Be they formal outdoor rooms or natural open spaces, a GardenArt project is an expression of a dynamic conceptual process that celebrates both the client and the site.
